The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

Is King"
Dr.. r. Oakley, % Canasa. h Wait
ing his brothsF-in-iaw David King
Of Walnut township Ths doeteF is :
physician Of hIgh Standing. he DE-
signs investing In Saline county
property.
A@uia Argss, speaking the ssnti-
ment % that locality, pronOunees
emphaticaily 10 favor o. the ChicagO
i and Rock Island. It b . popular
proposition IN the southern part Of
the County.
The abstract books % FilEPatIiek a
Going show = great many funny
names. Bat TIE following entry h
one Ofths funniest: "Unitsd slates 20
L1einda Big-frs-in-ths-WOOds" ls one
Of the funniest.
Hrs. Herssy died e Der resIdsnes on
TIN street. last Saturday, and Was bur
led from the Methodist church on
Monday. She hes been an invalid
for several years, and had reached
the age Of 20 years.
Tonight the Odd Fellows will
meet for the lass time Ia their
old hall, and aftsF proper ceremonies
they will be escorted 20 their hand
some new quarters corner % SeVenth |
and Iron. By the Campaign Band.
NessFs. Ferlin and johnson are a. /
ting up the Taggart Bank building |
with the necessary furniture, and
when completed Il will present .
most beautiful appearance. Salinas
Banks are something 10 be proud OF.
Cards are out announcing the mar
Rage OF Biss May MusgFav6 to Mr.
Frank KIngman, on next wednesday
evening, March 18th. ct 8 O'Clock.
The ceremony Will occur ct the resi-
dencs Of the brids's parents in salina.
Do not fsil 20 atteBd the lecture in
the NJ. E. church, next Monday even
ing. DR.. Schuyler will lecture on
Views Of God" This promises 10
be q rare treat to all who avail them
selves Of the opportunity Of attend
ing.
The bill TO permit Saline county
vote for bonds to purchase additional
ground for the Oak Dale Park
grounds, slumbers In the Senate
and as the Legislature bss adjourned
the county is not permitted TO vote
the bonds afore said.
Miss Efns whitehead and Nam
mie Pierce gave an extremely pleas.
ing, interesting and enjoyable Grain
bow Party" at the home OF Miss
Whltehead's parents, Thursday
night, to . large number Of the friends
Of these young ladies.
Mr.. Chas. WIlmarth and John Glib
son presented Prof. Upp with q most
beautiful and ingenuously construct
ed easel, made out Of Walnut and
handsomely inlald with Ash. (
Il ls complete In Its workings, and
highly appreciated by the artist.
Mr.. Seymour Boyd, who has been
In the employ Of McCTacken & Co Of
this city for the past eight months,
left for bis old home in Fort Wayne, I
Ind, last Saturday. Mr.. Boyd has !
made many friends in salina during
his stay here who wish him q
future.
Mr.. A. n. CampbelI expects TO Z
start about the 2lst Of this month on I
an extended tour through California, :
Oregon and Washington Territory, to !
be absent from Salins about Elk
We wish him . pleasant
trip, ana q safe return to the town ,
that can almost call him its father. 4
Frank Anthony Zumsteck. . swiss :
by birth, who has resided here for !
3 number Of years. died last week r
At the advanced age Of b
years. His funeral occur r
red on Friday, at the Catholic church. 4
He was living with his third wife, .
but has no children on this side Of q
the ocean. Q
Mr.. Beatty, who has held the posi- Il
ton OF Right Of Way agent on the 4
Kansas 4 Colorado since their work
LEFT Last Tuesday even
Ing for New York City. He expects q
to be absent about two weeks, when '
be will again return 20 this county
and attend to the closing details Of I
their business.
n. A. FerIen, Of the nrm Of s. I
NJ. Ferlen 4 Co., and A. P. BengslOn,
Of Nelson 4 Bengston, but
now In the employ ufthe first men !,
rloned firm, have formed . Steamship :
Agency. They also deal In Foreign :
Exchange. Those wishing TO send
for their fFiends, or take q pleasure
Trip to Europe, should give them
aall.
Mr.. George Dannsnfsld has finished =
IoF DR.. Bishop an oak mAntsl with :
mirror, which IL elegant In design :
md workmanship, and . piece OF =
work Of which the author can well .
- NEOuua oOnlc Wy M4o lAINAlk
b q conspicuous feature In the work, y
md all together it demonstrates the .
Iact It is not necessary fog SalinA 2
people to 90 from home for mantsls.
THE SALIEA DAILY JOURNAL will,
L 70 announced, be Issued shout
pril lat and contain the associated y
press dispatches In full. This is G
brave and enteFpFising stroke on the b,
part ofM. ID. Sampson, publisher Of q
he weekly IOuRNAIs. A daily paper a
wlll prove an important and yaluabls q
Institution for Salina. Nj. sampson y
3 an honest, lsvelheaded and de-
erving journalist, and success ought A.
o be bis reward IN the publication Of n
lneh q daily - he prOpOses.-Ffe- Il
iORfd Cttisea. 81
Helen Glare, the little daughter OF n
AF. and Mrs. John Gels, died last :
sunday morning Of scarlet fever.
Ihe was sick bat . short time thus Il
making .: harder for her parents to q
eailEs their sudden misfortune. She 81
vas = bright little girl, 2yean and !"
even months old, and the family =,
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